Techno imagined the future in a city where the old industrial future was already rusting. Juan Atkins and his Detroit peers joined the electronic precision of Kraftwerk and electro to African American funk, soul and club culture; The Electrifying Mojo's radio helped those worlds meet without an appointment. Synths, the TR-808 and TR-909, sequencing and four beats gave the genre a language, but its subject was futurism, escape and collective motion. Europe answered through Berlin, Tresor and many mutations. Machines removed jobs and opened a dance floor in the same decade-capitalism has a complicated sense of humour.

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interstate 10
burger industries
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untitled (b4)
beverly hills 808303
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drome
joey beltram
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a.s.v.
mike ink
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magneze
surgeon
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playing with a rubberband
traxmen
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invisible pathways
andre holland
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novelty waves
biosphere
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input 2
mono junk
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speak to me
regis
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k1 untitled
universal indicator
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quo vadis (original mix)
g-man
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enemy minds
chance mcdermott
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untitled a2
grain
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first
surgeon
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electric garden
the dark man
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untitled
jeff mills
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westbound
nikolas rowland
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untitled ep
delroy edwards
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aluco
0.5w
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other
forest drive west
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qurra
rod modell
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number & measure (chris mccormack remix)
jamie bissmire
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phylyps trak ii/ii
basic channel
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random style & track